Recent content by ClaHH1957

What a day! Shoes are exciting! Are there more members with a passion for Edwardian era shoes?

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in the end, so it seems, nothing is for sure. shoes, label, sewings, sole-shape, lace-holes. ok. everybody is right. most of the arguments are only pretenses. what remains? a shoe is a shoe! get it if you like it.

these are nice examples.

what size are you? these shoes are large. and its cotton.

now i wonder a bit. look at the label of these florsheim boots. did florsheim use these labels after 1910??

what size are you? these shoes are large. and its cotton.

now i wonder a bit. look at the label of these florsheim boots. did florsheim use these labels after 1910??

now i am curious about DATING these. i think around 1900 but...

i am no expert. but all i know is, that these 2 look the same era for me. 30s or 40s. this "1910"er even later. who buys for these prizes??!!!

my apologies for asking again. i looked these brown REAL 1890s and compared and compared and compared with my black and green pointed shoes. can you tell me the small differences? soleshape - the same(in my eyes) toe-tip-shape - the same (in my eyes) just want to learn.

2 toned boots are a exceptional pair of shoes custom made for a excentric person. maker - only thing i can read is BOOTMAKER GUILD - custom made sole is closed channel. size is 10. try to make some sole-pics. for a non-pc-expert like me its quite hard to take them - load on pc - load on...

damn. always make failures with posting pics.

in the name of my shoes - Thank you. next time i dont ask for dating - seems to cause more trouble than its worth it to know for sure. next shoes - ONLY to show off.

found some pics - these were posted years before here in the FL. the members dated them as 1890s. shape looks quite similar to my black and darkgreen ones. BUT - i dont really care. my apologies for causing trouble.